OKX SURVEY: 90% OF U.S. UNIVERSITY STUDENTS SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF ENCRYPTION MONEY COURSES AT UNIVERSITIES
The OKX survey this month shows that 90 per cent of university students in the United States and 87 per cent of parents supported universities in providing courses on encrypted money and block chains, 27 per cent of whom and 32 per cent of parents considered the courses mandatory. The 2025 review of the 533 United States University with accredited business colleges showed that approximately 28 per cent of the institutions offered block-link courses. Of the students interviewed, 33 per cent regarded social media or cyberredacter as the most important source of encrypted money information, and nearly five times the number of parents choosing schools, teachers or professors was the most important source of encrypted money platforms and applications, accounting for 21 per cent. OKX investigates 500 students and 500 parents through the online research platform Pollfish, who are not recruited from the OKX client group. OKX did not disclose the survey weighting, the range of errors and the percentage of respondents holding encrypted currency。
